With Squirrelmail, you can have a popup window appear when you get new mail. I do this at times.
I've also taken it a step further, but haven't rolled the changes back into the codebase: the popup opens, stays there for x seconds, and then closes itself. Hooray for Squirrelmail being easy to patch.:)
1 out of 4. I know for a fact that ColdFusion does not run on OS X, since I work for a CF shop that we've been trying to get it working for a while. End result from Macromedia: We're getting to it.
People have done it with software. It's just patented, so everyone who's done it has been forced to remove it from their product.
For an example, see uControl, a Mac keyboard control panel app, which did just that. "Did" is the operative word here.
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I wish I had that problem.
Unless by box you were referring to computer, and by head, well...
Check out Missing Sync (you can find a link to it on the Sony Clie website). According to my office friend who just got it for his Clie, it's the greatest sync program since sliced bread, and integrates with all the tasty Mac apps.
nd I, both with pretty big feet, have found that if you just don't stay in the center once the song starts, you'll almost never bleed over between buttons. Plus, bigger feet can slide more easily between buttons.
2. Try plywood. Using two mats, some plywood, and a good bit of tape, it should work great.
3. Isn't that why the buttons are raised? So you don't have to look down at them? Not a problem I'm having.
I'm consistently getting B's on 8 and 9 foot songs, these pads are ama
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Sweet, 7th Guest sig. Not a week goes by where I don't get an excuse to use "I'm going to have to start again".
I just re-finished 11th Hour a month ago. Good lord that pente game is hard the second time around, when you don't get to start.
But nothing compared to the microscope puzzle. The bastard that programmed that game deserves an award for best computer opponent I've ever seen.
With Squirrelmail, you can have a popup window appear when you get new mail. I do this at times.
:)
I've also taken it a step further, but haven't rolled the changes back into the codebase: the popup opens, stays there for x seconds, and then closes itself. Hooray for Squirrelmail being easy to patch.
1 out of 4. I know for a fact that ColdFusion does not run on OS X, since I work for a CF shop that we've been trying to get it working for a while. End result from Macromedia: We're getting to it.
People have done it with software. It's just patented, so everyone who's done it has been forced to remove it from their product. For an example, see uControl, a Mac keyboard control panel app, which did just that. "Did" is the operative word here.
I wish I had that problem.
Unless by box you were referring to computer, and by head, well...
Check out Missing Sync (you can find a link to it on the Sony Clie website). According to my office friend who just got it for his Clie, it's the greatest sync program since sliced bread, and integrates with all the tasty Mac apps.
nd I, both with pretty big feet, have found that if you just don't stay in the center once the song starts, you'll almost never bleed over between buttons. Plus, bigger feet can slide more easily between buttons.
2. Try plywood. Using two mats, some plywood, and a good bit of tape, it should work great.
3. Isn't that why the buttons are raised? So you don't have to look down at them? Not a problem I'm having.
I'm consistently getting B's on 8 and 9 foot songs, these pads are ama